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They knew that Australian consumers were unhappy with credit cards and other debt facilities - especially millennials.

Dell Technologies predicts a strong focus on human-machine partnership as one of the key trends in the technology market for 2018.

Apparently, AWS deploys about 200,000 updates each month so we are never short of new innovations to work with.

Equinix highlights the rise of private blockchains, AI's mainstream breakthrough, and IoT's edge computing needs among its eight IT predictions for 2018.

Macquarie Telecom Group offers AUD $17.9m for cloud hosting firm Bulletproof, aiming to purchase all shares at a significant premium amidst declining earnings.

The report singled out online retailer Mighty Ape as having the best digital experience among all brands with a score of 35.

CT4 begins leveraging NEXTDC's B2 Brisbane data center to enhance its cloud infrastructure, aiming to boost connectivity and expand services in Australia.

Hyperwallet opens its APAC headquarters in Sydney, tapping into Australia's booming eCommerce and sharing economy sectors with eyes on regional growth.

Qlik's Josh Good discusses blending human intuition with AI for better data analytics in an exclusive interview.

The time has come to move beyond manual device-by-device configuration of traditional routers and to an advanced SD-WAN solution.

According to recent forecasts by Gartner, more than 20.4 billion devices are expected to be connected by 2020.

Urbanization is named in the Index as a key driver of Interconnection demand globally, and it's a huge factor in Interconnection demand in APAC.

Indra expects that IT innovation in the global utilities market will increasingly make its presence felt in the year ahead in Australia.

The report shows how Australia, New Zealand and other OECD countries are pushing ahead in developing new digital technologies.

Marvell pushes deeper into the data centre market with a USD $6 billion acquisition of Cavium, expecting USD $150 to $175 million in synergies post-close.

Huawei's president, Yan Lida, describes a smart city as a living organism powered by a nervous system in a recent statement. #SmartCity #Technology.

PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) has tapped Melbourne design studio Downstream to create futuristic offices in Melbourne, Sydney, and Brisbane.

PureCloud is built on a microservices framework that delivers customer engagement and employee collaboration functionality.

It's what innovative companies are looking for - the ability to use the latest technologies coupled with the trust that they'll work.

Key players, from Amazon Web Services, Google and Microsoft to Alibaba Cloud, have increased their uptake of data center capacity in Singapore.